Indianapolis, IN — Undefeated freshmen Mr Knowitall and Here We Go BB will attempt to extend their winning streaks to five races on Monday (July 4) and Tuesday (July 5) at the Clinton County Fair in Frankfort, Ind.

The two-day program is round six in the Indiana fair circuit’s “Quest for the Governor’s Cup.” First post each day is 11 a.m., with 10 $3,500 races scheduled Monday and nine divisions carded Tuesday.

Doug Rideout, last season’s leading driver and trainer, conditions and pilots both top 2-year-olds. Under his care, trotter Mr Knowitall has claimed victory in each of his four fair starts. The You Know You Do-Euphoric Hanover gelding currently leads the divisional points race for owners Julie Rideout and Alan White. Bred by Joe Hostetler, the freshman won by more than four lengths last week in action at Frankfort, trotting a seasonal best 2:07.2. He has drawn post four in Monday’s sixth race.

Here We Go BB wired the field in her Frankfort victory last week for Rideout in a time of 2:02.1, a new mark for the pacing filly. The Tellitlikeitis-U Reeka B B freshman won by four lengths for owner Sheila Parcher. The 2-year-old, now four-for-four, was bred by Victory Hill Farm. Here We Go BB will start from the rail in Tuesday’s third contest.

Mr Knowitall and Here We Go BB headline a contingent of Indiana-sired trotters and pacers that are among North America’s leading 2-year-olds in wins. Through July 1, five of the top six spots in the rankings were occupied by Indiana horses. Joining Mr Knowitall and Here We Go BB on the list are four-time winners Check In Process, Tucky Girl and Reckless Reviver. Only Illinois-based Fillys Revenge has more wins, with six to her credit.

Divisional points leader Check In Process can add to her win total this week at Frankfort. The Check Six filly claimed victory in four of five previous starts for trainer and driver Charlie Conrad and will line up in post position five in Tuesday’s first event. Check in Process won by two lengths last week at Frankfort for owners Sarah Conrad and David Lessen.

Rideout maintains a 29-21 lead in the driver standings over second place Jordan Ross. Each collected five winners at Frankfort last week. Jay Cross steered three winners last week to raise his win total to eight this season and move ahead of Michael Detweiler (seven) in the standings. Rideout’s 30 training victories top Mervin Schmucker (14) and the trio of Leander Schwartz, Alvin Miller and Larry King (six apiece).

Listed below are the top eight point earners in each division, including ties, to date. Points are tabulated by the Indiana Horse Racing Commission. Horses earn a point for each start made on the fair circuit, with race winners awarded 50 points. A second-place finish merits 25 points, a third-place effort yields 12 points, eight points are awarded for fourth place and five points for fifth place. The top eight point earners in each division that have also made the prerequisite seven fair starts will compete in the $25,000 Governor’s Cup championships to be held Aug. 11 at the Indiana State Fair.

Two-Year-Old Filly Pace
Check In Process 213; Here We Go BB 204; Kruisin Kristen 179; Swartz Bros Elen 154; Tell Me Lies 142; Live Your Life 128; Real Sweet Desire 116; Incredible Luck 112

Two-Year-Old Colt Pace
Lil Joe Iv 154; Master Splinter 153; M-M’s Tony 141; Isitlikeittell 138; Vel Big Bruiser 129; Little Fighter 112; Glawbanera 102; Mercy Rock 92

Two-Year-Old Filly Trot
Tucky Girl 204; If Not For You 179; Youknowyoudid, Sure Do, Cash In The Bank 154; Unforgettable 108; Gigi Dream 103; Edge Of Rejoicing 84

Two-Year-Old Colt Trot
Mr Knowitall 204; Reckless Reviver 179; Help Dust 142; Starlit Swan Song, Prince Henry 134; A Majorsmackin 103; Golden Prince 92; Dover Glide 80

Three-Year-Old Filly Pace
Babe’s Darla 166; Vel Goodgolly Molly 109; Velstraightdreamer 103; Zig Zag Zoom 91; Al Perfection 87; Mystical Image 86; Swartz Bros Jane 57; Marla’s Got Legs, Party Shaker 51

Three-Year-Old Colt Pace
Virgins Beach Boy 141; Vel Bitter Chip 118; Vel Larry 112; Vel Wemiss U Dean 91; Luckychris 77; Riggins Revenge 65; Always-A-Laser, Everything Z Tam 51

Three-Year-Old Filly Trot
Crescent Beauty 230; Walk With Me 179; Fashion’s Way 141; Double A Samantha 77; First N Line 75; ABC Tucky 65; Swan’s Lady 58; Massive Stride 51

Three-Year-Old Colt Trot
Lonestar Fashion 205; Hand Dover Dan 154; Molly’s Jail 112; Swartz Bros Sam 91; Vel Jail Bondsman 75; Summit City Sonny 60; Fly Like A Plane 48; V-Keys Striper 41

Racing fans are encouraged to follow along and participate this season using #Quest4GovCup on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Quest for the Governor’s Cup Locations and Dates
Complete – Round 1: Converse, Ind. – June 1 & 2
Complete – Round 2: Converse, Ind. – June 8 & 9
Complete – Round 3: Corydon, Ind. – June 16 & 17
Complete – Round 4: Converse, Ind. – June 21 & 22
Complete – Round 5: Frankfort, Ind. – June 27 & 28
Round 6: Frankfort, Ind. – July 4 & 5
Round 7: Kendallville, Ind. and Kentland, Ind. – July 9
Round 8: Portland, Ind. – July 13
Round 9: Shelbyville, Ind. – July 18 & 19
Round 10: Goshen, Ind. – July 23, 25 & 26
Round 11: Connersville, Ind. – Aug. 1 & 2
Round 12: Portland, Ind. – Aug. 6
Governor’s Cup Championships: Indianapolis, Ind. – Aug. 11

Indiana fair races will be available via livestream this season through a partnership between the Indiana Standardbred Association and Indiana Standardbred Breed Development. Fans can watch fair racing by visiting the ISA website, indianaharness.com, on race days. Races will be archived on the website.